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Unexplained investment in the property, credit card payment and ...

Income Tax

July 8, 2021

Unexplained investment in the property, credit card payment and cash deposited in the bank - since the assessee has not purchased any property in his own name we do not find any merit in the addition made by the AO the same is accordingly directed to be deleted. - AT

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